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A Case of Hydrocephalus with Hypacusis due to Hemangioblastoma Takayuki KUWAHARA 1 , Masaaki MURAKI 1 , Soichirou KITAMURA 1 , Naoto TUCHIYA 1 , Toshiaki NINCHOJI 2 , Kenichi UEMURA 2 1Department of Neurosurgery, Shinshiro Municipal Hospital 2Department of Neurosurgery, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine Keyword: Hemangioblastoma , Hydrocephalus , Hypacusis , Medulla oblongata pp.385-389
Published Date 1991/4/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436900250
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Abstract

A case of a brain stem hemangioblastoma with recur-rent episodes of hypacusis due to progression of hy-drocephalus is reported. The patient was a 25-year-old female, admitted to the department of otorhinolaryngo-logy with complaints of hearing difficulty, headache and blurred vision. Neuroradiological studies showed a tumor from the medulla oblongata, obliterating the IVth ventricle, and a secondary hydrocephalus. Hearing loss fluctuated as hydrocephlus progressed. Multiple V-P shunting procedures relieved episodic hypacusis. The patient remains asymptomatic at present and has re-sumed normal activity.

The mechanism of episodic hearing loss due to hy-drocephalus is thought to be due to the fact that through the ductus perilymphaticus and the ductus en-dolymphaticus, especially the former, increased in-tracranial pressure is transmitted to the inner ear. Through the ductus perilymphaticus there is com-munication between the perilymphatic space and the in-tracranial subarachnoid space. Through the ductus en-dolymphaticus there is communication with the subdu-ral space. Increased ICY effects the inner ear, It is sus-pected that, in this particular case, the progression of hydrocephalus effected the patient's hearing.


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